The Mexican actress Salma Hayek He has earned praise on social media by sharing an image of his waking face.
Along with a photo without any filter and not a drop of makeup, the Oscar-winning artist confessed – with a double message in English and Spanish – counting “how many wrinkles and gray hairs had sneaked into the party this morning.”
His publication was followed by the comments of those who applauded that he gives such a real image of female beauty and so unusual on the virtual platforms of the celebrities.
“Thank you for sharing! Help everyone see that even the most beautiful and famous get old too”, “You are a real and natural human being and so beautiful! Thank you”; “White hair or not, you are a queen, wonderful, wrinkles are the story of your life that illuminates every day”; “Pride of Mexico in intelligence, beauty, and a unique sense of humor!”; “Beautiful! Every gray hair, every wrinkle is evidence of a life well lived with love and courage!”; “And you still look beautiful; thank you for sharing this type of message because you normalize the standards of beauty that there is no need to fear growing up is part of life,” reads one of the more than five thousand messages left by her followers.
But this much commented post is not the only one where Salma Hayek advocates for a normalization of real beauty or shows the less built face of the world of celebrities.
A few days ago, after shining as one of the best dressed and most glamorous guests at the 2023 Met Gala, she shared pictures of the long pre-event beauty routinesalong with her great friend Penelope Cruz.
With posts like these, Hayek joins an increasingly extensive list of celebrities who defend an image of beauty that is closer to reality and who react against ageism.
A few days ago it was Sharon Stone who shared a photo without filters or edits, showing off a guy in a bikini at 65 years old.
